Sentence examples for time governed from inspiring English sources

John, who regarded his son with jealous animosity, withheld consent, but Carlos, for a time, governed Navarre as viceroy; later, however, John sent his second wife, Juana of Castile, to supervise the Navarrese government (1451), and civil war began between beaumonteses, who defended Prince Carlos' rights, and agramonteses, supporters of Juana.

The sensible world is in time, governed by laws of nature and open to empirical investigation; we are capable of attaining cognition of objects in this world.

Burnell went abroad on diplomatic missions for Edward, and for a time governed Gascony.

Although big business and government have always had intimate relations, that relationship was at one time governed by a tacit understanding that the government's first priority was to protect the individual rights of its citizens, while corporations -- private entities, separate from government -- were free to concern themselves with making a profit.

He ended up with the Taliban, who at the time governed the country.

Earlier theatre music was often, for long periods of time, governed by measures of censorship and legal restrictions that varied greatly from one country to another.

Unfortunately, my country has for some time been governed badly, and not only in this sector.

Thus it is reasonable and interesting to investigate discrete time systems governed by difference equations.

Moreover, discrete time models, governed by difference equations, are more appropriate than the continuous ones.

The noumenal world is neither in time nor governed by the laws of nature, but rather (somehow) grounds the laws that govern the world of sense, and underlies the world of appearance in other ways as well; objects in the noumenal world are not available for our cognition, but may be postulated (A 532 67, 633 35/B 5661 63 661–63; CPrR 5 132 48).

Structurally, the disease progression model is a continuous time Markov Process governed by instantaneous hazard rates between each state (Ross, 1993).